Former Kumasi Asante midfielder Kwame Bonsu netted his first goal for Espérance de Tunis on Saturday evening when they played against Olympique de Safi in the second leg of the Round of 16 in the Arab Champions League.
In a game that the Tunisians lost on penalties, the Ghanaian international finally got off the mark for the first time after joining the side in the summer transfer window.
His goal came on the 52nd minute when Stade Olympique de Rades had already taken the lead. His equalizer leveled things for his side but they fell short when the game had to be decided on penalties.
There it was the Moroccan team that reigned supreme and won 4-2 as they advanced into the quarter-finals of the Arab Champions League.
Watch Kwame Bonsu’s first goal for Espérance in the video below.
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